Re: hum

Ah yes, as in a replay of the New Madrid fault quakes of the early 19th Century.
Cathy
On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 05:34 PM, james singer wrote:

Yeah. Ohio River valley is a soft spot. It has had at least one major quake in the last 200 years. Not meaning to spook anyone, but this baby shake could be a prelude to something more substantial.


On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 10:27 AM, cathy carpenter wrote:

Heard about it on the local news today. Said it could be felt as far south as St. Louis, but I didn't. Actually, not surprising you didn't feel it if you were deeply asleep, as it was only a 4.5 and lasted about 3 seconds.
Cathy
On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 05:59 AM, Donna wrote:

Well to all of you that are used to it....

Seems we had an earthquake here in Illinois last night.... about an hour
from my home in Ottawa.... sound asleep, didn't feel a thing....

Geesh... between the weather and now this.... did I move to another area
of the country and someone forgot to mention it to me?!?

Donna

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